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# [[Negri]] = Laquadyo, [[Tetracot]] = Saquadyo, [[Vulture]] = Sasa-quadyo, [[Diminished]] = Quadgu. | # [[Negri]] = Laquadyo, [[Tetracot]] = Saquadyo, [[Vulture]] = Sasa-quadyo, [[Diminished]] = Quadgu. | ||
Multipliers like bi-, tri-, etc. can be combined: 6-fold = tribi-, 8-fold = quadbi-, 9-fold = tritri-, 10-fold = quinbi-, 12-fold = quadtri-, 14-fold = sepbi-, 15-fold = quintri-, 16-fold = quadquad-, etc. Higher primes use their color word, but with the suffix '''-e''' ("eh") for exponent: | Multipliers like bi-, tri-, etc. can be combined: 6-fold = tribi-, 8-fold = quadbi-, 9-fold = tritri-, 10-fold = quinbi-, 12-fold = quadtri-, 14-fold = sepbi-, 15-fold = quintri-, 16-fold = quadquad-, etc. Higher primes use their color word, but with the suffix '''-e''' ("eh") for exponent: | ||
* 11-fold = '''le-''' (as in "<u>le</u>gitimate"), 13-fold = '''the-''' (as in "<u>the</u>saurus"). 17 = '''se-''', 19 = '''ne-''', 23 = ''' | * 11-fold = '''le-''' (as in "<u>le</u>gitimate"), 13-fold = '''the-''' (as in "<u>the</u>saurus"). 17 = '''se-''', 19 = '''ne-''', 23 = '''twethe-''', 29 = '''twene-''', etc. | ||
Note that sep- means 7-fold, while se- means 17-fold. Multipliers affect all subsequent syllables until the '''-a-''' delimiter occurs: Trizogu = z<sup>3</sup>g<sup>3</sup> and Trizo-agu = z<sup>3</sup>g. The "a" in la- and sa- acts as a delimiter: Trilayo = L<sup>3</sup>y, not L<sup>3</sup>y<sup>3</sup>, which would be Trila-triyo. | Note that sep- means 7-fold, while se- means 17-fold. Multipliers affect all subsequent syllables until the '''-a-''' delimiter occurs: Trizogu = z<sup>3</sup>g<sup>3</sup> and Trizo-agu = z<sup>3</sup>g. The "a" in la- and sa- acts as a delimiter: Trilayo = L<sup>3</sup>y, not L<sup>3</sup>y<sup>3</sup>, which would be Trila-triyo. | ||
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Hyphens are used to make the name easier to parse. There are strict rules for hyphenation, to ensure uniformity. | Hyphens are used to make the name easier to parse. There are strict rules for hyphenation, to ensure uniformity. | ||
* Put a hyphen before every -a- delimiter | * Put a hyphen before every -a- delimiter | ||
* Put a hyphen after the magnitude (after the final la- or sa-) | * Put a hyphen after the magnitude (after the final la- or sa-) | ||
* Put a hyphen after coco-, trico-, etc. | * Put a hyphen after coco-, trico-, etc. | ||
The hyphen after the magnitude is omitted if it would create a subunit of 1 syllable. Thus Layo, Lalagu and Sagugu are all unhyphenated. Likewise, there is no hyphen after co- | The hyphen after the magnitude is omitted if it would create a subunit of 1 syllable. Thus Layo, Lalagu and Sagugu are all unhyphenated. Likewise, there is no hyphen after co-. | ||
Sometimes the smallest ratio in a segment is some other comma raised to some power. For example, the smallest ratio in the central segment of the zozogugu row is 441/400. But since this is (21/20)<sup>2</sup>, tempering it out would simply result in the Zogu temperament. Thus there is no Bizogu temperament, although there is a Bizogubi one. | Sometimes the smallest ratio in a segment is some other comma raised to some power. For example, the smallest ratio in the central segment of the zozogugu row is 441/400. But since this is (21/20)<sup>2</sup>, tempering it out would simply result in the Zogu temperament. Thus there is no Bizogu temperament, although there is a Bizogubi one. | ||